CME and Learning Tools

QURE: A Provider-Focused Approach to Care

The Henry Ford Physician Network (HFPN) and Mosaic Clinically Integrated Network (MCIN) offer eligible member providers access to QURE, a nationally recognized, evidence-based learning platform designed to reduce clinical variation and support high-quality care.

As published in the American Journal of Medicine, the simulation-based training program implemented at Henry Ford Health significantly improved evidence-based COPD care among primary care providers, leading to more appropriate use of LAMA therapy, reduced unnecessary pulmonology referrals, and lower rates of emergency department visits and hospitalizations.

Key features

• Self-paced learning: Complete case-based modules anytime on any device
• Evidence-based content: Built on national best practices
• No cost: Available free to eligible Primary Care and Hospitalist providers
• CME and MOC credit: Earn credits while improving care quality
• Voluntary participation: Designed to support, not mandate, practice change

Who Can Participate

We welcome participation from:

• Primary Care and Hospitalist physicians (M.D., D.O.)
• Primary Care and Hospitalist advanced practice providers (N.P., P.A.)

Program Details

Case assignments

• Primary Care providers: Two “seasons” per year; six cases per season (12 total)
• Hospitalists: Two seasons per year; three cases per season (6 total)
• Each case takes just 10-15 minutes to complete
• Providers receive confidential, personalized performance data

Easy access
No account setup, login or app download required. Access cases directly from a personal link on your phone, tablet or computer.

Benefits of Participation

• Personalized, evidence-based feedback on clinical decision making
• Anonymous benchmarking against peer practice patterns
• Earn AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™ and PI/QI MOC credits from ABIM/ABFM
  
  • Primary Care: Up to 26 CME credits and PI/QI MOC credits for completing all 12 cases
  •  Hospitalists: Up to 25 CME credits and PI/QI MOC credits for completing all 6 cases and participating in a review session following each season